How do you Replace kitchen faucet?

Answer 1

The end of the sprayer where the hose comes into it unscrews. The sprayer comes off and at the end of the hose there should be a metal C clip holding 2 washers on the end of the hose. Just remove the clip and washers and install the new one.

Answer 2

Replacing a kitchen faucet can be easy or extremely difficult depending on how old your faucet your replacing is and what kind of K sink you have. If you look under your k sink and see chrome supply lines to your faucet then you are better off replacing those as well, and in many cases I usually replace the supply lines just to be sure they wont leak with stainless braided. Turn off the water stops and once you have the supply lines disconnected then you can (which sometimes its very hard) disconnect the faucet nuts which hold the faucet to the sink. With every new faucet they mostly come with instructions of what kind of new faucet you have and I would just follow those instructions installing the new faucet. If you can not get the faucet holding nuts off from under the sink because some older faucets are so corroded its almost impossible then I would uninstall the K sink and cut the faucet nuts off with a hacksaw or sawzil with a fine tooth blade.

Answer 3

On most sprayer heads, where the hose goes in unscrews. The first 3/4 inch or so. That lets the head come off and on the end of the hose there should be a C clip on the hose that the end that unscrewed rests against. Slide the C clip off to remove the end piece and install a new sprayer head.